Singapore's highly anticipated economic refresh includes plans to build a more agile economy. This means workers need to adapt more quickly to change.
Singapore's highly anticipated economic refresh includes plans to build a more agile economy. This means workers need to adapt more quickly to change. Amid concerns that some roles could be displaced by technology, the Economic Strategy Review Committee is urging firms to adopt strategies that complement workers and create clearer pathways to transit into more resilient roles.
Proposals outlined include creating "career bridges" to help workers in at-risk roles transition to more stable jobs. Claudia Lim reports. Singapore's highly anticipated economic refresh includes plans to build a more agile economy. This means workers need to adapt more quickly to change.
Amid concerns that some roles could be displaced by technology, the Economic Strategy Review Committee is urging firms to adopt strategies that complement workers and create clearer pathways to transit into more resilient roles. Proposals outlined include creating "career bridges" to help workers in at-risk roles transition to more stable jobs. Claudia Lim reports.
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